Summit County Posts Service Area 3 Packet, Schedules Jan. 20 Fee Hearing

Summit County has posted a public-notice packet and scheduled a bond and fee hearing for Service Area No. 3 as part of the county board meeting happening today, Jan. 20, 2026. The agenda and related bond and fee materials were uploaded to the county Agenda Center, and the Notice of Fee Hearing was first posted Jan. 13, 2026. Documents include the meeting agenda and attachments detailing notice and proposed fee schedules.

The hearing is part of the formal public process that allows commissioners to consider proposed fees and any bond actions associated with Service Area No. 3. Residents and interested parties may review the board packet and attend the hearing in person or by the participation methods noted on the county’s Agenda Center at summitcountyutah.gov/AgendaCenter. The posted materials are intended to give the public access to the full set of attachments before the meeting.

For local property owners and residents within Service Area No. 3, the hearing has direct financial implications. Bond measures and fee schedules commonly relate to funding local infrastructure, maintenance, or service delivery within an established service area. Changes adopted at the hearing or in subsequent board action could affect assessments, utility charges, or the schedule for capital projects. Business owners, homeowners, and tenants in affected neighborhoods should review the packet to see the proposed fee schedules and any explanatory attachments.

The county’s Agenda Center packet provides the formal legal notices and documentary record that the board will use when considering next steps. Holding a public hearing gives residents a chance to observe the presentation of materials and to raise concerns or seek clarification during the meeting as the board follows its published agenda. Interested parties who cannot attend in person should consult the Agenda Center for any remote participation options or recording of the meeting, as the county notes those methods there.

This posting continues a common pattern in municipal governance where local authorities publish comprehensive materials in advance to ensure transparency and public access. How the board acts at today’s meeting will determine whether proposed fee schedules move forward, are amended, or are tabled for additional review.

What comes next for readers is immediate: review the Service Area No. 3 packet on the county Agenda Center, attend or follow the Jan. 20 meeting, and monitor county communications for any formal decisions or follow-up hearings that could affect local fees and service funding.